New York is getting a new look for its taxis.

A top-ten list of architectural events — some buildings, some not — this year, limited to New York City.

Living Architecture, which immodestly calls itself “a new social enterprise set up to revolutionize both architecture and UK holiday rentals,” has commissioned five modern vacation homes with the apparent intention of putting the Masterpiece Theatre version of England to rest once and for all.

A review of Frank Gehry’s new tower at 8 Spruce Street. From the east you see it against the Woolworth Building, the most lyrical skyscraper in New York. Gehry’s building isn’t its equal, but it’s the first thing built downtown since then that actually deserves to stand beside it.

Eric Owen Moss transforms an entire neighborhood of Culver City with the kind of avant-garde architecture that is usually scattered around the world

How successful is the new World Trade Center?

Talk story about the late architect Louis I. Kahn and the Franklin D. Roosevelt memorial on Roosevelt Island.

A flamboyant architect’s quieter side.